The Globe and Mail’s Sydnia Yu tells today of the two storey home at 65 Vanderhoof Ave. which sold for $1,505,000. That was $30,000 over the listing price. It was a sale made in a bidding war. Two other potential buyers had made offers. The successful buyer decided to scatter things by upping the ante with a five-figure bonus. The property had sold in 1992 for $250,000 before it was transformed into what is called a luxurious 2,183-square-foot residence with four bedrooms upstairs, including a master suite with hardwood floors, crown mouldings, his and hers walk-in closets and the largest of four bathrooms.65 Vanderhoof Ave. sold for $1,505,000
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The Globe and Mail’s Sydnia Yu tells today of the two storey home at 65 Vanderhoof Ave. which sold for $1,505,000. That was $30,000 over the listing price. It was a sale made in a bidding war. Two other potential buyers had made offers. The successful buyer decided to scatter things by upping the ante with a five-figure bonus. The property had sold in 1992 for $250,000 before it was transformed into what is called a luxurious 2,183-square-foot residence with four bedrooms upstairs, including a master suite with hardwood floors, crown mouldings, his and hers walk-in closets and the largest of four bathrooms.